Prompt Cards

Write a plan for a small Python project that generates scales, chords, and progressions, exports MIDI, and prints Roman numeral analysis. Include file structure, libraries, and test cases.

Teach synth basics through 12 exercises: oscillators, filters, envelopes, LFOs, modulation, and effects. Provide patch goals (bass/lead/pad/pluck) and ear-based evaluation.

Create a workflow for realistic MIDI orchestration: articulation mapping, velocity shaping, humanization, and expression automation. Provide a template and common mistakes list.

Design a pitch accuracy trainer: drone work, tuning exercises, interval singing/playing, and how to use AI-assisted feedback without over-relying on it. Include weekly benchmarks.

Create a voice practice plan: breath support, resonance exercises, vowel tuning, diction (English/Japanese), and warm-down. Include a safe progression and how to avoid strain.

Generate a comping library: 20 patterns across swing, bossa, funk, pop ballad, and modern R&B. Include chord voicings, rhythmic notation (text-based), and practice loops.

Create a 6-week improvisation curriculum: scale-to-chord mapping, guide tones, motifs, rhythmic variation, and transcription assignments. Include daily drills and weekly jam tasks.

Generate prompts to create backing tracks for practice (drums/bass/keys) at multiple tempos and keys, with clear sections and count-ins. Include style variants and how to avoid clutter.

Create a framework to evaluate AI music tools: latency, audio quality, controllability, rights/licensing concerns, and workflow fit. Provide a scoring sheet and recommended ‘minimum viable’ stack.

Explain a safe mastering chain for students: limiter, loudness targets, clipping risks, and how to compare to references. Include export specs for streaming and video platforms.

Create 10 mixing exercises: balancing, EQ carving, compression taste, reverb depth, stereo field, and automation. Provide reference-track method and evaluation criteria for each exercise.

Design a DAW template for my genre: track layout, buses, gain staging targets, basic processing chain, and export settings. Include naming conventions and a quick ‘session hygiene’ checklist.